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<blockquote data-quote="misterd" data-source="post: 358309" data-attributes="member: 19503">The plugin can handle this, but it depends on the way how you configure it. If you configure MPlayer to be used as external player for the choosen extensions than you get the resuming and movie preview. I'm not sure about stacked files. The bundled gui plugin for mplayer doesn't have this functionality as it's main task is only to start the playback of video and audio files always with mplayer and not to replace the video plugin of mp.This plugin has also two different osd implementations. The first one is the mplayer one which is very limited. The other one is a special library that tries to recreate the mp osd and displays it over the video. This osd doesn't have transparency or animation effects. The problem with the 1.0 release is that this osd stops working after the playback of the first file. This osd also needs more cpu power than the normal one of mp.So basically it could be possible that this is a solution for you, but it depends on the configuration, your system and the video codecs of the video files.MisterD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="misterd, post: 358309, member: 19503"] The plugin can handle this, but it depends on the way how you configure it. If you configure MPlayer to be used as external player for the choosen extensions than you get the resuming and movie preview. I'm not sure about stacked files. The bundled gui plugin for mplayer doesn't have this functionality as it's main task is only to start the playback of video and audio files always with mplayer and not to replace the video plugin of mp. This plugin has also two different osd implementations. The first one is the mplayer one which is very limited. The other one is a special library that tries to recreate the mp osd and displays it over the video. This osd doesn't have transparency or animation effects. The problem with the 1.0 release is that this osd stops working after the playback of the first file. This osd also needs more cpu power than the normal one of mp. So basically it could be possible that this is a solution for you, but it depends on the configuration, your system and the video codecs of the video files. MisterD [/QUOTE]

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